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H360 supports and promotes public hearing at the São Paulo State Assembly in memory of victims of torture in the prison system

The Humanitas360 Institute, alongside various civil society organizations and lawmakers, supported and promoted a public hearing on June 25 at the São Paulo State Legislative Assembly in memory of victims…

Andrei Reina01/07/2026

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Article in Correio Braziliense: Life imprisonment? In Brazil, sentences are already perpetual — and don’t work

The article below, signed by the president of the Humanitas360 Institute, Patrícia Villela Marino, was originally published in the Correio Braziliense newspaper on December 21st. For years now, I've been…

Andrei Reina22/12/2025

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“I’m Free, Now What?”: H360 and Tereza launch series on TikTok to help people who have left the prison system

At the end of July, the Humanitas360 Institute and the social business Tereza launched the series "I’m Free, Now What?" on TikTok. The videos will offer tips and answer questions…

Andrei Reina26/07/2024

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Article in Folha: Restricting sentence progression is populism that ignores the reality of prison

The following article was originally published in Portuguese in the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo on April 12, 2024. Brazil has a sad tradition of public figures who, unable to…

Andrei Reina15/04/2024

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Suspending temporary releases of imprisoned people is penal populism, argues president of H360 in an interview

The following interview, conducted by journalist Valéria França, was originally published in Portuguese in Veja magazine on March 1, 2024. With the largest prison population in its history, more than…

Andrei Reina04/03/2024

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Article: “Without proposals for public security, senators exchange the Law for penal populism”

By Patrícia Villela Marino For those who dedicate themselves to thinking about society's problems and working towards its improvement, a maxim needs to be followed: there is no easy solution…

Andrei Reina29/02/2024

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Article: José Gregori, An Icon of Justice and Human Rights

By Patrícia Villela Marino Born on October 13, 1930, José Gregori lived 92 years in favor of justice, democracy and human rights. Although his birthday is a reason to celebrate…

Andrei Reina05/10/2023

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H360 works to guarantee the rights of indigenous woman who is a cooperative member in Maranhão

On September 26, an indigenous woman from the Guajajara people who is part of the Cuxá Social Cooperative, installed by the Humanitas360 Institute in the Women's Prison Unit in São…

Andrei Reina02/10/2023

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Note from the president of H360 on the passing of José Gregori

On behalf of the Humanitas360 Institute, I express my deep condolences at the passing of José Gregori, one of the most inspiring men I have ever had the opportunity to know,…

Andrei Reina04/09/2023

H360 supports and promotes public hearing at the São Paulo State Assembly in memory of victims of torture in the prison system

Article in Correio Braziliense: Life imprisonment? In Brazil, sentences are already perpetual — and don’t work

Article in Folha: Restricting sentence progression is populism that ignores the reality of prison

Suspending temporary releases of imprisoned people is penal populism, argues president of H360 in an interview

Article: “Without proposals for public security, senators exchange the Law for penal populism”

Article: José Gregori, An Icon of Justice and Human Rights

H360 works to guarantee the rights of indigenous woman who is a cooperative member in Maranhão

Note from the president of H360 on the passing of José Gregori

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